CX50 space specs

Welcome to the forum @yanose The CX-50 should be bigger than the CX-5 both on the inside and outside. It's even wider than the CX-9.


While the CX-30 that lends its platform is a subcompact SUV, the CX-50 is a bit bigger in almost every dimension than the compact CX-5. It's longer, wider and has more ground clearance, however overall height is a bit lower. The size pays dividends inside, too, with greater legroom than the CX-5, although Coleman couldn't give any specific dimensions for the CX-50 inside or out. He also said that the CX-50 is wider even than the CX-9, and as a result, it would actually be too wide to build at Mazda's Hiroshima facility, hence its production at the new Mazda-Toyota joint plant in Alabama. Mazda was also able to go with these dimensions since the CX-50 is designed for North America, so making sure it was usable down tight Japanese and European streets wasn't a priority.

Thanks a lot, that is my first priority and I have read all that but those number I sent were for the CX50. If they are not wrong, those are real number to compare. The numbers for the CX-5 are similar or even biggers (at least on the web page. That info was sent to me, with all the trims and options. For example, the Headlights - Adaptive Front-Lighting System (AFS) will only be available for the turbo models on the CX-50 while if is available from 2.5 S premium on the CX-5. Really, if you don't need the bigger towel capacity from the CX50, i can not find a reason to preffer it over the CX5 with the numbers, specs and prices.
This are the number for the CX-5 (from the web). I hope I miss something because again, the one for the CX50 are not bigger.

doesn't looks good: 31.4 (cx50). vs 30.8 (cx5). With the second row folded, the numbers on cx50 are worse than cx5.

CX50 numbers




CX5 cargo volume (from website).